The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
was granted license TO keep 1 coffee house
at 10lS Main etreet, Samuel aud CIV,
Welty being his suretlea. "A NJ. Blumon.
thai, who has kept the place, had bin Ii.

thai, VINO naa tept the place, had hi1 IL
Martin Chianell was granted q license
to keep coffee house at O27, Market
stroct, II. b. Grimm and Uharleo Schmidt
being his sureties. John Pardi, who kept
this place, had bis license annufled. 5gi'5
James Lacy wan granted a license 10
keep q coffee house at No, 15O Seven.
teenth street, Il. B. Grimm and Charles
Schmidt being bis surettes. Z, George
schwauenbcrser who kept this place, had
his licenae nnnuiled. h, %,ii 3'5la3'iglF
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills aggreesating $l02 IS, which were or.
s'altsi4f CITY FINANCES. a5i Wt
Tho committee reported further tha. Il
had examined the books OF CLERK Bowers
and Receiver Danaway, and found the
following balances: EllJ gg'llll6E
Ten cent levy s az 80 s1S h s.
Contingent fund ..!..!........... 8b7l75 ASS 20
Othor bills presented and ordered paid
were .os follows: City Prison, SIPS II;
Board Of Public Works, 1874 II; Markets,
sls7 81; Real Estato, S76,4l; Police md
Flra Board--on account Fro Department,
$4l2 VI on account Police Department
$3S o.; Health Department, SPAS IS, =
! Tho report OF Clerk Bowerp. showing
the expenditures made by the various de-
partments out oil their several approprla.
tions up to date, showed that ont Of q
total appropriation Of 5000 GO there
had been expended SIS, 3l3 SO, leaving a
balances Of $ll3.05l 81, divided as follows:
Board Of Public Works, $23, 3l4 o.; Fire
Department, ST., 657 OS; Health Depart.
mont, S2,7i o.; Markets., Sl,77s Oh; Pc.
lics Department, 81, 006 II; City Prison.
Sl.020 70; Z Scales, Z $685. SO 4Raal Estate,
Ss0l Cemeteries, S403 o.; Salaries,
1865 50; Contingencies, IS, 900 50; Loan
Of 1881, 81, 002 80; Water Board, 81. $50 81 ;
Gas Z Works, S47, 7S0 At. The Board Of
Public Works has expended ont OF its
contingent fund, ST., 55S 10 md from its
10 cent levy fund $l,234 OF. These
amonnis arc not computed In the state.
mont given above. The report waa or.
dsred fled. = y. lIssss.gii,
THE PATROL WAGON. 'ts n
1.-The Board Of police and Fire Commis.
sioners reported that 1t had under con-
sideration resolution OF Council referred
to 1t August 9, 1887, in relation to q
Ipolice patrol wagon. '.tsjjg n a.
1S"tWhen the Board asked for an appro.
priation Of $3.50 for a horse and wagon for
police patrol eervice 1t WAS not Intended
that there nhould be any additional coat
for running the came. We. have since
learned that the total coet for running q
patrol efficiently would amount In the az
gregate 10 nearly $1,000 per annum. Not
Ideeming 1t necessary to ask Council to In.
cur an expenee OF such magnitude nc
further action WIGS taken. In caees oil
emergency wagons may be employed by
the deputy sergeants as hes been done
heretofore at, q small annual cost 10 the
city, This was ordered 6led.e $lsls.
An ordinance Was adopted by both
branches granting to the Warwick China
Company the right to lay switch from
the foot OF Twenty.second street diagonal.
| ly across that street and north along Alley
J A alongside the conpany's property, and
also from the foot OF Twenty .second street
north along Water street to the foot Of
Alley IS. i'ff as;. q
In all OF this business tho Frat con
CURED. a reBolutl0n, ouefcu ny MIR. dar-
rell, iustrncting the Board Of Public
Works to proceed with permanent re.
pairs to the Eoff street bridge over Cald.
wells run, in the Sixth ward, now that
action favorable to the city has been had
in the Circuit Court, was adopted by the
Second and tabled by the First. rs
The time of the Second WIGS taken up
at the close Of the session by long talk
over resolution presented by Mr.. Har.
rell, calling on the Board Of Public Works
to uee the cobble stones; now lying in the
property in North Wheeling recently pur.
chased by the"West Virginia China Com
pany, and which will now have to be
moved, to pave Coal street from Alley 2 to
Fifth street md the CUTTERS on Sixth
atrest. The resolution was finally adopted,
and the members escaped to the open air.